5 78s 1920s Slovak Victor V-22000 Samko Dudik,Adele Keshelak,Mládež z Rusinska
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Description
Five 10" 78rpm records of Slovak folk music from the late 1920s / very early 1930s on the Victor Orthophonic V-22000 Slovak series.
All are electrically recorded.
Victor V-22019 Pawel Ondricka (accordion solo) - Slovenske Naj Krajsich Cardasi (Slovak Dance Medley) Parts 1 and 2
Victor V-22065 Mládež z Rusinska - Sonce Nizenko (The Sun Is Low) and Ja Ne Pip, Mai Ne Diak (I Am Not A Priest, Nor A Deacon) / Na Vojnu Idu (I Am Going To War)and Susid Ore (Plowing Neighbor) ["Recorded in Europe"]
Victor V-22063 Hrnciarovska Hudba - Dozynky (Harvest Feast) Parts 1 and 2 ["Recorded in Bratislava"]
Victor V-22050 Adele Keshelak i Užhorodski Chor - Bidnyj Pastuch (Poor Shepherd) and Na Nižnim Koncu Jest´ Dom (At The Lower End of the Village) / Oj, Falecni Tvoji Dva Oci! (Oh, How False Your Two Eyes!)
Victor V-22112 Samko Dudik a spolocnost - Svadba Na Myjavskych Kopaniciach (Wedding in the Suburb of Myjava) Parts 1 and 2 ["Recorded in Bratislava"]
All records are in E to E- condition with just light surface markings and light play wear. All play well.
Records will be shipped in newer generic sleeves and will be packed securely in a sturdy box. Free shipping by media mail in USA. No packing or handling charges. No reserve. Payment is by PayPal only, please. I will gladly ship overseas and charge for actual postage only, but please be aware that overseas shipping can be expensive - you may want to email me for an estimate before bidding.
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